之前去到日本的京都和大阪游玩,就在日本发现了许多小秘密。也不算是秘密,只是小小惊喜吧?就是所谓的特别之处。所以说,旅行真的是可以增加新见识 和体验。今天,就和大家分享我发现的日本可爱之处吧!
I have been to Kyoto and Osaka in Japan and thus, discovered some adorable and surprising parts there. As people always said, travelling is not just playing but exploring the unknown. Today, let's discuss on what I had discovered in Japan which I found it to be quite interesting.
The road in Japan is as wide as those highways in Malaysia, based on what you can see in the photos. The first response I saw it was: WOAH~!!! There are even four lanes in the road as you can see from second photo. In addition, the vehicles there are much more lesser compared to that in Penang and KL. The most surprising thing was, the cyclers are actually the first priority, followed by pedestrians and drivers. Pedestrians and drivers shall give way to cyclers. Why would the drivers been placed last? This is because drivers are always protected by steel/metal mah, safer, concluded with my own imagination and hilarious thought HAHAHAA!
Thinking that there would less likely to see Japanese wearing kimono on the street. Just realized that is nope. Of course, some of them are tourists but some of them are really Japanese girls wearing kimono, out of the purpose of joining some performances, events or casualty.
The most exciting part is THIS! There are many displaying food samples outside of the restaurants that attract my attention and appetite. It is so hard to say no to these food lor~ Personal view, thinking that this is a great marketing technique to attract the consumers. If it is applied to shops in our country, there shall be a great effect and sales. As consumers, we would always been attracted through visual before taste. With these displaying items, we would have a clear image of the food appearance instead of just barely looking on the words or photos on the menu, right? Just looking at the sundae in photo, girls would melt for that for sure~ haha
The first time I found this. Perhaps, I miss out in my own country, but I just found it in the notice board of Japan, pasting the wanted notice with high bounty.
I had visited to a few museums and found them to be sooooooo interesting than what I had expected. I thought museums will usually present the information in words and displaying items but in Japan, you can find that the presentation methods are interesting, with beautiful and reality-like handwork displaying items, videos, stamps, mini games and lighting, in such a creative way.